Your company has professional and secure software solutions for almost all areas, because this makes processes and procedures smarter, more efficient and more secure. But at digital events do you switch from one tool to the next? In the webcast on February 9, you will learn which features a secure enterprise event platform should have and how it can be set up sensibly.
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Rosie Schuster
Managing Director, Techcast GmbH
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As early as 2009, Rosie Schuster decided to focus on the two major trend topics “video” and “live streaming”. Since then, as the founder and managing director of Techcast GmbH, she and her team of media and video professionals have stood for innovative live streaming and high-performance enterprise event platforms. Rosie Schuster heads the media working group at the IHK Munich and Upper Bavaria on a voluntary basis and is a member of the DIHK Committee for Media and Communication. She is also the second chair of the Ernst Schneider Prize, the journalist prize of German industry. She has been a member of the Association of German Women Entrepreneurs for years.
Henrik Daeschner
Senior Project Manager, Techcast GmbH
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Henrik Däschner is Senior Project Manager at Techcast. He draws on many years of experience
Congress recordings, video productions and project management of complex web projects.
As the product owner of Techcast’s enterprise events platform, he knows exactly what companies should look out for in the successful implementation of streaming platforms, online academies and media libraries.
Martin Seiler
Heise Business Services
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As an IT editor at Computerwoche, Martin Seiler dealt with topics such as networks, telecommunications and security for many years. In 2006 he switched to the events department of IDG, for which he developed, organized and moderated a wide variety of specialist events such as seminars, conferences, road shows and webcasts. Martin Seiler has been working for Heise Business Services since 2010.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, events of all kinds have mostly taken place as online or hybrid events. But the selection of a suitable event platform is still difficult for many companies. The offer is confusing. Multiple changes or the use of different platforms in a company are common. The result is unauthorized action by the specialist departments, user-unfriendly or insecure solutions, a lack of individualization, violations of the GDPR and more.
More and more companies are therefore relying on their own well-secured and flexibly adaptable event platform. This allows them to professionally design their entire internal and external communication. Town hall meetings, training courses and sales events then take place on the individually tailored in-house event platform. This is becoming an indispensable standard system for handling business processes, as well as the company’s ERP or CRM system. Functionalities, links, security and design elements are configured individually for the respective company on the basis of an existing enterprise solution, guaranteeing a consistently attractive technical quality of the events and embedding in the company’s technical infrastructure.
The more different event formats and company departments (marketing, sales, investor relations, human resources) with their specific requirements benefit from the platform, the better. Such an event platform can also function as a high-quality streaming portal, online academy and media library at the same time.
In the webcast on February 9 at 11 a.m., Rosie Schuster and Henrik Däschner from Techcast will use concrete examples to explain what a professional online event platform has to do and why an in-house enterprise solution is worthwhile. They also answer live questions from the participants. The moderator of the program is Martin Seiler from Heise Business Services.